IDF destroys Radwan Force HQ and Hezbollah Intelligence HQ in Beirut overnight

The Israeli Air Force conducted overnight strikes on Hezbollah command infrastructure in Beirut and southern Lebanon on Day 25. The IDF confirmed that strikes in the Lebanese capital destroyed a multistory building and struck additional structures being used as Hezbollah headquarters. Specific targets disclosed include: a headquarters of the Radwan Force — Hezbollah's elite commando and anti-tank unit, which operates primarily along the Lebanon-Israel border — and a headquarters of Hezbollah's intelligence division. The IDF stated that Hezbollah operatives were present and operating at these sites when struck. A separate overnight strike in the southern Lebanon town of at-Tiri targeted a Hezbollah command center that had been embedded within the studios of Al-Nour radio station, Hezbollah's official radio broadcaster. The IDF says the command center was actively in use during the strike. The Radwan Force specifically has been involved in cross-border operations and has used bridges across the Litani River (several struck by the IDF previously) to move fighters and weapons. Striking the Radwan Force HQ and intelligence HQ simultaneously represents a high-value command disruption operation within Beirut, complementing the ongoing strike campaign on Hezbollah's weapons storage and launcher networks in southern Lebanon.